Liverpool supporters will need to exercise patience as they await the comeback of their beloved player, Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is currently in the latter phases of recuperation from a knee injury incurred in February. Although there were expectations of a rapid return following the international hiatus, Alexander-Arnold disclosed that he remains unfit to resume playing. He conveyed his keen desire to rejoin his teammates on the field while articulating the challenges of being sidelined and reaffirming his resolve to regain peak performance levels.
Despite his positive outlook on his recovery, Alexander-Arnold suggested that it could be several more weeks before he graces the Liverpool lineup once again, contingent upon a smooth recovery path without any setbacks. The prospective comeback date tentatively stands as Sunday, April 14, where he may potentially feature against Crystal Palace.
Jurgen Klopp recently offered an injury update following Liverpool’s clash with Brighton, revealing that Curtis Jones is set to make a comeback from injury this week, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the return of Diogo Jota, who has been sidelined due to a knee problem.
Initially, there were worries that Jota might endure a lengthy absence, but there’s optimism that his recuperation could be progressing faster than anticipated, with indications suggesting he could be back in action later this month. The potential return date is speculated to be in the mid to late April of 2024.
Recent reports suggest that Alisson Becker is aiming to stage a comeback from his hamstring injury later this month. The esteemed Liverpool goalkeeper has been out of action since early February and has yet to recommence training. Nevertheless, there are encouraging indications that his return could be imminent, potentially serving as a significant morale boost for the team as they navigate the pivotal junctures of the season.
The speculated potential return date is in the mid to late April of 2024.
